Soviet propose permanent UN peace force to keep world peace
The Soviet Union urged a permanent UN peace force with contributions from all nations except the five permanent Security Council members. Anatolievich Rozanov delivered the memo to Japan, suggesting the council could impose economic and military sanctions for peace breaches while sharing costs, though no reason for timing was given. Foreign officials saw it as a move toward peaceful coexistence with the West.
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Tokyo
Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
Britain
France
China
UN Security Council
Anatoli Anatolievich Rozanov
Takio Oda
Security Council
Foreign Office
Congo
City to Buy Gas for Municipal Supply
City Council considers an 800000 debenture financed gas purchase from Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd to secure 40 million cubic feet across 36 sections near three miles southwest of the city field. Officials expect 15 to 25 new wells, adding to 61 current producers, with no tax or consumer price increase.
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Delhi Oil Ltd
Inquest Set Into Redcliff Woman Death
Coroner Dr. E G F Skinner announced an inquest will be held Friday at 7 p m into the death of Mrs. Robert G Heustin aged 22 of 625 2nd St S E Redcliff who died after the car she was a passenger in crashed into a ditch on Box Springs Road.
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Robert G. Heustin
E. G. F. Skinner
Doukhobor peaceful picket at SES protests war research
More than 350 Doukhobors held a nine hour demonstration outside the Suf field Experimental Station on Sunday to protest chemical biological and radiological warfare research. Spokesman Peter Makaroff and organizer A J Muste urged world disarmament while maintaining a peaceful, nonviolent stance.
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Patrick J. Roe
Suffield Experimental Station
Douk Hobors
Campaiin
Peter G. Makaroff
Saskatoon
Doukhobors
Assembly
A. J. Muste
New York
Makaroff
Defence (Research Board
John J. Verigin
Canada
Peter Verigin
Saskatchewan Receives Useful Moisture Amid Ongoing Drought
Regina weather office reports about three quarters of Saskatchewan, including drought-hit central and northern regions, received some useful moisture over the weekend. Drought remains serious with hail damaging crops in at least two localities and forecasts predicting fewer rains provincewide.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Warns Drought Worsening
Agriculture Minister A H McDonald says drought intensifies north of the Quappelle River Valley with wheat and hay crops in Prince Albert region failing. He notes federal crop failure payments, potential hay surplus info, and possible cattle movements if rains do not arrive soon.
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A. H. McDonald
Qu’appelle
Prince Albert
McDonald
Saskatchewan
Harry Hays
Cyprus mediator sees little hope for swift peace
Geneva reports say UN mediator Sakari Tuomioja doubts a quick political settlement to the Cyprus crisis. A 30 minute talk with Dean Acheson followed by news of Greek Cypriot calls for Enosis. Britain assigns Lord Hood to Geneva as talks begin July 9 under UN auspices.
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Geneva
Reuters
Sakari
Tuomioja
United Nations
Cyprus
New Cyprus
Dean Acheson
U.S
Nicosia
George Grivas
Greece
House of Representatives
Grivas
Famagusta
Acheson
Britain
Turkey
Johnson
Lord Hood
Boy with beans in ears sent to hospital
An 11-year-old Medicine Hat boy was taken to hospital after having beans in his ears. Authorities reported no complications beyond temporary hearing loss and the condition was temporary.
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Medicine Hat
Serendipity Singers
Induction honors for Herman Linder at Calgary Hall of Fame
Herman Linder, famed Medicine Hat Stampede arena director since 1946, is inducted into the Horsemen's Hall of Fame at the Calgary Stampede grounds. The piece notes his seven Canadian and five North American all round championships and lists key Stampede officials and gate prices for general and reserved seating.
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Herman Linder
Calgary Aquarium
Herman
Card‘Ston
Horsemen’s Hall of
Violence erupts as integration tests spread in south
Across Mississippi and nearby states racial tensions flare as white and Black groups clash. In Jackson NAACP leaders register peacefully at two hotels and a motel, then are served in a café. four Black youths attend an all white cinema. Gunfire wounds four as a beach integration at Texarkana prompts mass arrests, and a Selma melee follows a nocturnal protest.
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Selma
Ala
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida Highway Patrol
Howe Feigns Fear of Horses at Calgary Stampede
Hockey star Gordie Howe, parade head, admits he fears horses after farm work injuries. Prime Minister Pearson to ride in parade and open Stampede before London trip. Pre-event crowds and rain disrupt a Rotary beef barbecue and Stampede breakfast hosted by Agriculture Minister Harry Hays with a playful sillabub brewing scene.
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Gordie Howe
Calgary Stampede
Floral
Sask
Howe
Seventh
Ninth Avenues
Stampede Grounds
Ninth Avenue
Pearson
Frobisher Bay
London
Me‘wata
Alberta
Rotary Club
Mrs. Pearson
Harry Hays
Pearsons
Mr. Hays
Calgary
Hays
Lwestern
Iprite
Defence
Paul Hellyer
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Emerson Porter
Warren Cooper
Nanton
Washington
CP - AP
Mississippi
Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Texarkana
Tex
Lake Texarkana Beach
Lee Edward Johnson
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